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Practical tips to resist Black Friday and Christmas marketing pressure
During the festive season, consumers face immense pressure to spend, driven by marketing strategies that exploit emotions. Clinical psychologist Zipho Mhlongo suggests distinguishing between needs and wants, managing budgets, and prioritizing meaningful interactions over material gifts to combat financial stress.…
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Scrapyard owner arrested in multi-agency operation targeting stolen copper cables
A scrapyard owner was arrested in Parys for possessing stolen copper cables, highlighting ongoing infrastructure theft challenges in the region.
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Bonteheuwel resident scoops Cape’s Crime Fighter of the Year award
City of Cape Town honours Neighbourhood Watch Awards winners at ceremony, recognising community crime fighters from 200+ nominations.
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SA refuses to hand G20 presidency to a junior US official
President Cyril Ramaphosa will not hand over the presidency of the G20 to a US embassy representative after President Donald Trump refused to attend this weekend’s summit, the South African […]
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SA refuses to hand G20 presidency to a junior US official
“The United States is a member of the G20, and if they want to be represented, they can still send anyone at the right level,” Ronald Lamola told reporters.
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SA’s historic G20 Summit marred by Trump absence, Ukraine rift
Ramaphosa champions multilateralism as Trump boycotts SA’s historic G20 summit amid deepening US-European rift over Ukraine war.
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3 558 new constables boost police ranks for festive season
South African Police Service holds simultaneous passing out parades at five academies to boost crime-fighting capacity during busy holiday period.
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Tshwane police recover R2.5 million medicine shipment after swift operation
Police recover R2.5 million worth of hijacked medicines in swift three-hour Tshwane operation. One suspect arrested, codeine cargo intact.
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Luxury Blue Train targeted by stone-throwers near Kimberley
The Blue Train was recently targeted by stone-throwers near Kimberley, causing damage but no injuries to passengers or crew.
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Botsing eis een persoon in Franschhoek
Een persoon is Vrydagmiddag (21 November) dood na ‘n botsing tussen twee voertuie in Franschhoek, sê die plaaslike paramedikus Kurt Maske
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